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I use a development environment and language called LiveCode (http://www.runrev.com http://www.runrev.com) dropbox allows me to keep my plugins and libraries fo
by soapdog 16y ago
I use a development environment and language called LiveCode (http://www.runrev.com http://www.runrev.com) dropbox allows me to keep my plugins and libraries for the IDE at a common place. This way, all my LiveCode instances in multiple machines in different offices are always in sync. Not unlike putting your .emacs and site-lisp in there or something similar.
I also use it as a poor man processing queue for some of my personal tools where a machine will place a file in a specific folder and another worker machine will notice and pick it up and further process it saving it to a different place where a third machine will do its job, like an assembly line (and the machines are in different countries), quite easy to setup for very simple tasks